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sns little aov dropped down suddenly
= Aaron hrsz's sst sunday evening and
49, picked I'D 81 Ms. rsvior karoc =
etfes uolher Aaron concluded upon
mature ds. oerafi0n that ~ would Keep it
So 80 ho~ b would eeveior. The truth
Aaron does uoi intend thsf fhe krug
raus snali nscone extinct nY BIS csreiess-
issss arr hs see~,s ~ he the ouiY one doing
n77thinE o. keep 1 up Haptsss CO.. Az
The A1srI of MfYcv .aiisi at Cha-.es Nc.
C1iIorh the 0tf@r evening and elt = nee
tfa girl eser Nrs. NrClias-b q con-
va.esCssa sse tharis IS dofns a. We a.
rcnla 60 expected. r. asrlfa Gov. f0srrrssis e
lHfee
fsf3. ~ NJ ard Nrs ersn En1tsr. =
ceHEhfsr. tifsat oT n TEE household
tneresi N,rrr .f fscr-rsr.fs fh--rr--
mother farmer hss moved int, he town.
snfp. rsnfe Nen3sr night snd ~a board a.
hfcl'e NatZat s.--illeres .-cfta A
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11
MATTERS OF RELIGION.


The Benton Hsfbor II. Z. church has
pad al "a dsoe.
The frame Is up for thu Caledonia
Evsnxelical cnnrCh. Il IS 70 De = brick
Vencered
re = Mr.. Gibbs n the newly appointed
pastor og ths nitsd Brethren church AZ
Caledonia.
lH1rB9 he recent revival meetings 81
Kent cary, twenty seven new converts have
been mals aud the interest continues.
Rev. y. -. Martin has declined a call 20
serve ths Wssie7an Mefhodst Of Allegsn
county i1r another year. and Is now in
Eiiisdais compisrI0g MS coilsgs course
Ihs Bsy View Al. +. Conferences Is com
posed cf 80 clerical and 81 lay members.
There are "a pastoral charges. divided into
nine prss.din, sdcrs' districts. Preaching
- regularly maintained at about 500 ap-
p0intmcnts There are 26fH5 members, 313
churches. sn3 iln psrsonsges. vsiasd ~
g. tf<. 1,s SOS sunday schools. with 5s79
or.ceTs and teachers. aud Al. ls7 scholars.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11
A Good Investment

is that which Yields large returns from a
small outlay. Reader. the way is clesr,
No speculation. no chance. biz returns
If you are like most OF mankind you have
somewhere e veakness-don't feel st all
times Just as you'd like to-hesdache to-
day. bsckache tomorrow, down sick next
week--all because vour blood is out of or
der A small outlay and what large
returns You invest in DR.. Pierce's Col
den Medical Discovery and soon pure,
fresh blood courses through your yeins,
and you are another being.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

t1.siss l.tt -ttts - 80
axeE aas scaosl p erea. s4.a e
- Fsf aa eaa
s4r s. afa ass bees Fass1 at Aoilas
toese1 : s tlsl lsei
elasastIs rlser Fsfks e.ecs.ea afs 1esn
E1s ssese W ~
fsaeasrs ezsa.a .aasssA takss glara =
-Gofsf4fl..1 -st. ts.fssiaf
Caalis se1s1l esaszs shoEs - lacrosse
G. isfif csc fscs 49, sss
fas -al. sga1 goeesy Akiell-1f4. far
eFsls ~ E4st {alssAa oef- -.
- ssrssa4. 81 a.lnofs sil hags
st sasss.s al pol4tses a4a- si@ty serss.
loan E1qd al Hsansas1s ea4nty ss.sssi
Io sasaes 81 oa.oaa ials gsaE H ass
81 : ss.a thaE falF als 4 .al.sf ~ ssd
krisk - .sias aaaAatsetalsd - ezfseA
1iig
Ths spple. oras 4ad peach crse "a tAe
efsef tfaFsfss fezia- . f<i')- I'D "a 30 10
seaFi~si - gea.s-
Iae rsuniaa. sf - feeaE.slH N hixsa
Tsa ae1t So - as.d "a C1aEi3tts g.
Wsdnesfay Oh a
0f ne ass asm5srs n tas Beard ei
Trustees - re sparta sehoOl district ioGf
At1.Ae sA--+-A 90 titr va 81
Ffan la,lo % 9o4 packages u trult are
shipped sally - alNa1kse All oth<f
ma <sfs rom oVssa county.
t.fs handrsa aDa ally-aas divorce DE-
rlees aafs sesa srau'ed n AAlon county
a44ing las last tsentf years.
Al.ezaa seaeo. population = So. Last
yea IS Nzs 8l5 AMI tn- j9aFtal . a. l0ss
t. Auax box hat Dne sse4ged.
Wm. stafford. of lamont. Ottawa county.
kas ps4f lrain ore sf "a trees .nas Nes 30
~ enaees aud - IL lncaes ia cifeaalieFsncs.
The /. starred ngmseF fl." saumeralss
the divorce cases c0nmsacet ln she r.aton
f4euaf Court tar ias nyaZa of Aaxusl lsst
Dasssd.
fhe steamer aQaesn Of he Lakes" has
earned 1a.po people ttis season is0a
Holland % Ogg4ws Seaca aud MscA-
t4EA
NJ i. Walker. Of Alisxsn has purchased
fas b.aomiasla's esspofalor oalitia< Of
NJ fane s s0n. and Ni4l soon oegia ousi-
less there.
Prof =. IL Iacebs assistsd by Eta Hop
p4ae of &. E. Lssllss Chi>ago Convention
CO.. il x0lnz 10 hold music e0aEsntion A.
eoutn naVsD.
vs. p. 6finn, of South Haven. shipped
iu0 BASKETS 0f peaches ~ one day Feeen,-
81 hs saiife y.-i1 . estimated a. - 900
baskets. Hs.ing he cHner So 90.
The glllsr 4 sssiGzs Lumber co. have
\.5o4s si<atY nsn a, WORK in tnsir timber
NJ rouhses. ot stanton aad expect 10
la about we've nllAon iee- tals sea
NAxsn schools lihs Michigan business
sntere1S ssem % 81 erpsrienCing a boom.
Ine e.lunIY Vapefs al stale thas the
schools opened oa Monday wish large at
teu1ance.
Parties are busy az Hopkins Station Just
aoN n4aiink and sAipulnE 5000 feet Of
lsck walnut logA Probably the isst ship
oent ~ .azs xlat th4l viii ever be made
fora there.
0sral,l Fowks Government srcheol-
sgst waa IN the vicinity OF Bellaire,
.ntllm county lsst week and Inspected
ott~ry. skulls. etc, .aken from mounds by
Residents OF ta4t village.
The residences Of j. G.. Enos Of Lowell,
~ss burned 90 the ground few days ago.
10 wSs a nsH house rapidly nearing com
pistion sad is is generally thought the hrs
was tie work OF an ircsndiaEy.
Sekt Wednesday there viii bs . mass
county tempeTancs faesiing a. Lawrence.
Van Bnrcn county. hsld for the purpose Of
iasugucsfinx measures Tor al election TO
vots on tns prohibition of the manufacturs
sad ssle Of insoxicsting LIQUORS as bsver-
sge within the limits os the county.
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The BARRYMORE
Fl = TT

The Fall sa4pes IA Mems
Boys and tnlldren 5 Hats are
now on sale. Ine favorite
Barrymore Derby has this
season sracelul round crown
with a one half inch round
curl. 6 inehErown and 2 inch
brim.
The colors are black and q
golden brosn.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11
COMMERCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Gnard Your Intern.t.

Guard well your own interest by using
Best Family Soap. Ii is just what its name
implies. the best and largest bar Of white
pure soap ever retailed at 5 cents a bar.
GRAED RAPIDS SOAR Co.
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{ CONSIDERABLE CARE!

Should be exercised by parents in the selection of ap
parel for the boys Unless there taken
in the study OF completion shape and bearing of the
boy in selecting garments kind of awkwardness is
to follow. One style of clothing is not adapted
TO all children by any means medium suit often
looks better boy than expensive suit,
does upon another of the age. 1t requires tae,
to secure the right thing and is of the secrets Of
OUR FAST-GROWING TRADE
Boys and Chi|dTen'S Garments.
We have doubled the space we used and are better
than prepared suit everyone. For hard service
we recommend Double Warp Ail-Wool Chevot
$500 suit and our Brown Check Scotch Cashmere at
$500 though have many good school suits al
S2.oo. $3.50, $780, $3.50. In Boys Dress Suits
have the latest novelties.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

Visit Thom's popular photo gallery and
see his samples OF work, as ha is making
the finest cabinet and panel photos in the
city. Note the add. l26 and I28 Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

= about 100o0. and we would say at least
One-half are troubled with some affection
of the Throat and Lungs. a. those COM
plants are. according to statistics. more
numeI0ns than others. We would ad wise 3 n
not 10 neglect the opportunity 20 call on us
and get bottle OF kemp's Bsisam for the
Throat and Lungs. Pnce soc aud Sl.G9.
Trial size 10 cents. Respectfully,
". III. TIBHs. I5s Monroe-st.
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AK your Druggist FOR Lucky Star Cigar

Patronizs home industry when you can
do inst ss well or better By using Best Pam
i,y Soap, At cents a bar.
GRtvD RkPIps soar Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

Before leaving your orders for photos.
visit rnom's popular photo gallery, and see
his work. 126 and l23 CaDal-st.
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Fall Styles
HsadgeaI.

Pretty dainty and unique
designs in Children 5 and
Boys Hats and Caps.
All the novelties in Silk.
Plush and Velvet Caps in
Blue. Golden Brown and
Cardinal--soc, 7se. 81 .op.
Nobby fur and felt Hats
Tor larger Boys.
Elegant Derbys for larg-
CT Boys.
Full line OF Boys Furn-
lshlng Goods.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

It is an admitted fact that
we sell more hats than any
two hat stores in Grand Rap
ids-Why2 Our Tremendous
trade enables Us TO buy direct
from the manufactures IN 100
case lots and we buy as cheap
as any hat jobber IN the Unit
ed States. We positively re-
tail hats at. regular jobbing
prices. Every hat warranted.
STAR CLOTHING HOUSE
Hat Department.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

All first class dealers handle Boscobels.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

Lucky Star, best nickel cigar on earth.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

The Lon. Fisherman" sept. Il and 10.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

Boscobel. the finest ten cent cigar mad
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

r. te1aesta ~ rotr children ia strong.
r.ese. enTe earsfitriti iou--taiter lnsn wes.t,
hera--e vi. Eeeef rrova q ce-se 1an
cannot E7e vest vcg to nct prssess bsIs
cictHere ~ tnt n ~. Ferces fsrs1ite
si. seasaezses. 7rnE ~ taeir svstenla fata
rrrfrct CONDITION. 50 tasf tke.r fh,aiee,
cn 'sirlet stal 80 1n te ssi' hem n's@sesi
Iner< = ret lraEr,sf in a. ths sn4
Elt ssvtrs sse1s = sfcsk - h~n.f
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BO.cob.l, Spanish handmade cir,r. loo.
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The As-s1oa Narrh. sers I2 AIDS.
"Fsos sesnafa ETanseiiue sept l3&17
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

NJ LasE5 sss saa gosssil'a 'aasksa ao esAss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

Away back. "oefo' the wab " remember
hearing Or. Bliss. his sister, Mrs. Wenhsm.
aud others, a. . concert in Luces Hall,
given for some peneiicent purpose, sing a
song. famous and old. Of Lord Lowell and
his adventures. I remember that "out OF
her grave grew red rose and OUT Of his'n
6riar' found the other day pa ody en-
titled Lord Loyell's Excuse" which 10
too GOOD to lose
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-27
\ HtIti. CHANCE.
The beautiful Residence oI ur. ~. -.
Martin For sale.

Martin For sale.
The contemplated removal of Mr.
W. J.. Mar ip puts on the market I'm.
beautiful suburban residence. the ac.
QUESTION OF which will be bcuaule
to some gentleman of wealth and
taste. II il beyond all doubt thcmost
desirable ulacu IN Waco or NcLonnan
county. The grounds COMPRISE eleven
acres on All elevation overlooking tlr
city and surrounding country, boauti-
fully set Win orchard aud lawn and
shaded by maj site forest tree, while
the cedar groves in til" rear tlJtd the
most picturesqu. scenery to ht found
III central TeNA-. The house is "a mus
sive brick. % Ov 80. of two stories and
containing eight rooms ana is one OF
the best built structures IN the city,
no money having been spared to make
1t perfect home. The out~buildings
are all that could be desired. il has
line water. and young trees are grow.
ing in every nook and corner The
place is a choice suburban home, high
and hcalthy,HYd would be admirably
fitted lifted tor II sanitNriuu. while
II II IN within the city proper. being
only ~ few minutes walk from the
street cars and u ten minutes drive
from lh" Business portion Of the citN.
No d', rptioD can do iu-ucet To the
beautiful nome OF MIR Martin. twas
hui and improved by him form per-
maucnt home ana the selection OF the
site and IT. Improvement was tho care
OF years. We doubt II the place has a
superior in Texas, aud il will in y few
years be property of immense value
For gentleman OF means, seeking a
home or u line Investment, the sale OF
this place oilers All opportunity sol
dom TO be met with. Persons look
ing for such an Investment shoult
correspond with MIR. Martin at once
asst is not likely such desirable prop.
crty will remain long unsold.
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poon ImA>h uLo,KEI,.
ni- Body Arrives 70 br Buried T"-
UHN --Ehc Murderer SIN al Large.


ii- Body Arrives 70 Hr Isuricd To-
D"> --Iho Murderer SIN az Large.
Col T.. j. Gurloy returned from
Abbott Yesterday morning with the
body OF Frank Blocker who was
killed Monday night by Joe Williams.
The remains were taken to the resi-
deuco of Col. Davis Gurlcy from
whose house the funeral viii take
placo thl- morning ~ lO O'Clock Rev.
Horace Bishop officiating Inter-.
mcnt az First street cemetery.
OF Williams little is known. He is
comparatively stranger in those
parts, and has been digging wells. lie
had just received II Jug Of whisky by
express before Blocker arrived aud
wa- tanking up y large posse OF
men arc searching tor Williams, and
the feeling IL so intense that it j., fear
ed he vii be lynched ii caught The
Wiiue-sc, Co the tragedy state that
Blocker gave the man no provocatiou
Whatever. nor dad he even spcak to
him
Frank Blocker was young man
vino hat spent TIE greater part of his
life tu Waco. He was the ucuhcw OF
Col. Davis Gurlcy ana CCL T.. j.
Gurley. llo was an honest and
peaceable citizen ANA greatly liked
by Nil VINO knew him. OF late years
he hn7 been living near ltOblnsonviile.
He leave, u young wife and boy two
years old.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-27

NEW NoRK, April GA special
from llsrpcr's Ferry says ap.cnic
party sunday afternoon on bolivar
heights above town cam" across an
old bomb shell--a relic of the war.
II was taken to Major Cockcrilrs
house aud several Young men began
pounding il with stones while the
rest OF the party ga hercd around.
SuddcHly two terrific explosion, &C.
Cured. and six persons about the
shell were seriously hurt--thrcc ia
tally, each OF The latter having alimh
blown of
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rection. No. the whole thing j. "A
drive on the part OF labor orgsnila-
ton to relieve the present proprie-
tors of their management of their
own paper, aud the only reason for
friction is that the proprietor- have
an old fashioned notion about the
matter, prctcrriug to remain in
charge of the enterprise.
TiiE EXAMINER does not propose
to further dignity these gentlemen
with - controversy. aud so this must
end matters.
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BULLS SARSAPARlLLA.
THE LIVER


Secretes the bile and acts IKE inter 20
cleanse Impurities Of the biood &, u,
regularity in IT'S acton or suspensions
Of ITS functions, the die poiso7s the 6looh
causing jd0rdice. sdiow complexion. weak
eyes bilious dIdrrb@G id7gBj. weary
feeling. and many other distressing s,mO-
toms generally ternedhye troubles These
are Referred AZ occe by the use Of BULL
SA6SAPARiLLA the great blood resoive7t
pN IoU% Brll.-1 have been '.r ruumhor ~
YEARS. ,N"r"IN afflicted with r. u'rDurIN hyNdhrnr
and a du.I. HcaNN pain iu my iVvr. iNrrc buUI,e
~ hri .- ~Ans'r,WttA gave me more rcict
thau all tuc others combined
O. u. OWENS. Louisville. Ey.
nv. JuuS Hrit-t have examined tho pre-.
scrrtun '"r Cue lrtp,r,i..nu 90 lE. Juu~ t,tI Is
~AN,ArAHiIlA. aud hctcsc the combination t1
ue al 50 .cIcnt one and w'il calculated Co pro.
duce 40 Alternative impression uu the system /
have used it both 100 public and private practice.
aud mink y th" hest artcieo ~ ~ar.apar .lAlu USE
". PNll~. VI ID. Louisville. ny.
Hes. Phys. pt Lou. Marine liuau.
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They refused to eat and could not
sleep with any degree ofpeacc. They
were called upon by two African
ministers who endeaYored to paCify
them, but were only partially sue
cessful, During the night tho pris-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-27

NEW YORK. April % Jack Hop
per OF this cly aud Mike Gushing OF
New Jersey both light weights,
Fought Twenty-Five rounds, up the
Hudson river. ut day break this
morning. In one hour and thirty
minutes. Although Cushing broke
au arm in the eighteenth round he
continued gamelv. Hopper finally
won,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-27

IAepnu of settlement with our
men WA- lu r-uIt OF au uglcoucut
with them "a, individuals, aui ut iht
time ot their going ont there was
not an average of two weeks Wale7
due them lbepricc ot composition
i- the -Hua iAat mi, pnpcr Aa7 pH.d
for some two years aud the pokcs-
man OF the union men Ola yesterday
-aid, verbally, that the union did not
demand an advance ON this prlcc.
Asto the charge OF discrimination
by the foreman, the infringement of
the paper would be perhaps the first
to complain OF such II such has
been pracuccd, it has been in retains
ing incompetents on the force
through sympathy. In this the man
agement has erred with the foreman,
but as all the ihconpctents and those
Disseminated in favor OF, have gone
out, the paper trusts there Will DO no
more cause for complaint in that di-
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? 20 H | B | I 10 \ !

prevent our customers from taking advantage
Of the cut prices in Boots and Shoes at
Sleeper, Clifton & Cos. III order to make
room for our new goods which we are receiv-
inc daily we must within the next thirty
days, dispose Of most Of our immense stock.
and to do this we have made special reduc-
tons III all our lines Now don't think this an
empty scheme, for we mean business. Don't
miss this splendid opportunity. Remember
its the Old reliable house Of
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-27

was concealed III
time tho entire
swollen while III
cruciatiug. Ply
saving her life,
confident of reco
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Bismarck

Bisn,nrck.
Has all the best domestic aud inn
ported wines.
Colorcd laccs tor trimming wash
goods. lust received at Levine Bros.
Dcanc photographer, south Fifth.
IT YOU just want to spend 10 cents
for a tic. lust step around and see our
nice assortment. Levine Bros
For ladies' misses ami cmldrcuG
fine shoes 20 TO Sanger Bros -huc
department..
Dcanc. PHOTOGRAPHER, Soutr Fitth.
Have you seen those lovely colorcd
,crim curtains; They ARE only s.
per pair, NJ Levine Bros
Shirts shirts shirt, Shirts
to to to to
order order Order order.
FoRsYruE ~ CoREY.
Opera toe slippers ut a. cents, 81
and fl.25 per pair Mt Levine Bros.
Isi>murck.
The elegant Tony Faust beer at tho
bismarck.
Deanc ,pu ~..u Fftt
Take N"u descriptions to W A
Williufu.ID Il. o.,
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\ few thousand dollars to loan on
lir-t class reai estate security.
W. -. LACY.
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Ihc iron Front.

The Iron Front and Lunch Counter
In connection, will MIXTURE Keep open
day and night. Cali aud see us
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Has our r. stamp IN red on front Of Wrapper
!. ~. ZEILIN 4 90. Philadelphia, Pa,
suLE rRorRIgTohs rEIcE
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PuTsBuRo, April 3O.-Truo bills
wero to-day found against thirteen
Panhandle Railroad employees, ar
rested on the charge Of robbing
freight cars. The cases will probably
come up for trial sometime ncItwoek.
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sEoNLy GEN,INE-Go

K guiator, when ueYtr islloG o. reHege me- 0
speak not myself alone, but my whole lHT4l'
~. u. NJ. FnLlNN, Selma. A la
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-27

The union printers who vacated
their places on lIiE EXAMINER ON
Monday are out in card in the bay
OF yesterday alleging three causes of
complaint against the management of
thus paper First that the plan ct
scttlcurnt with tucm was not salts
factor, 90 thvm ANA tha' 1Hr EXAM
INEf Na- largely ln drht tp many ct
them ~"couu thU nc price OF com.
position WA- too low. Third, TINT
the foreman wa, partial ia his deal
ings Vfu thc men. so show Chat
these are but -ubtcriugc, 10 l- only
necessary TO print the document sub
mlttcd to THE EXAMINER Tor cousid-
Grafton from those gentlemen, which
il viii Poe observed .aN uui one
word nhnu, money, about me price
Of CONGESTION. pui nothing Huuu'
di-crmuWt uu- h} the foreman cN.
cepi ID Unaj tWl were uut 10 accord
win ,nc punrp'D, of the printer,
union.
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Buy your drugs and medicines OF
w. 4. Williamson n Go,
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Boys shirt waists in all styles, from
20 cents up, at Levine Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-27

Tia, all the best domestic aud inn
ported wines.
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Bi.mprrh un- everything of MA.
best
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Colorcd laccS tor trimming wa-l
goods. Just received at Levine Bros
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Take N"u descriptions to W A..
* Dp.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-05-13
ne Could Write.

This ia the way he told il at police head
quarters the other day:
"Vhell, vhss in mine place, you know
und Teller comes in und ssys; Mister
Blank, | make a bet aboudt you shust
now"
"Vhss dot so1"
"Yes; make bet dot you can write
your name"
"Ot course / can write NV name! Doee
somspo'y take me for fool?"
"Vhsll, you put him down on dis piece
OF paper und make e. e dollar"
"Vball, | write my name on his paper
und he goes off uud dosn' see him any
more. Yesterday get soms notice from
n bank dot note for feefty dollar vhas due.
| come down town und finds a note NIT my
name on der back. 1t vhas der paper on
which wrote my name"
"Wel?"
"Vhell, dot vhas all, except dot
yhss fool, und il you catch him | gif one
hoonered dollar to keep my name oudt OF
der paperp."
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-05-13

A Kansas paper, in its Joy oyer the real
estate boom which has struck its town,
bursts into the following riotous psalm:
"rel me not in mourniul numbers that the
town is full of gloom, for the mans crank
who slumbers in these bursting days OF
boom. Life lie real, life is earnest, and the
grave is not its goal; every dollar that thou
turneat helpe to make the old town boom.
Enjoyment and not sorrow. is our destined
end or way; if you have no money, borrow
buy a corner lot each day"
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-05-13

10 his charge 10 the grand jury, among
other tbings Judge jackson said in regard
to the Louisville mob: There il no safety
outside Of the law One crime can not JUS
tify another A mob has often hung limo
cent men, What must be the condition Of
n community where a mob holds rule?
Might with a mob ia right. Some men
VINO have been egging on the mob by coun
eel and writing think that because they do
not take part they can not be punished.
They talk and write like dwelling idiotp.
Tney are equally as guilty az the leaders,
without the courage - participate. They
are access iries before the fact and are
equally as guilty, and punishable in like
degree and manner IA the principals, and
had crime been committed, il would have
been the duty Of this court 40 to have pun
ished them"